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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

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trafiffen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

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Qiquor Msj iciation er til fun fpr 8pltz
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9i9islaturel1 bar iamlet / Mlbanp, oper
100000 Dollars, forat mpbarbeioe
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

6porfor ben9es Inarttz
1ter % life Saluonteepere?
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ct par Manb iiior. Saloonfeeperne bar
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10 at &epublfanerne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Iurbub mob 81 % Sin fore
bpsaer life 8rusen, iises Der. Nei,
en- gr busser life ielu, bpor ltarp oen
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ben, - Yrobibition peb 8robibitioasz
parti.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Oeter Ialisere at gipe eno
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faa 1om tror bet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Entered at the ~postofice at Mime
apolis, Mimi, as second-class mail
matter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Spem be9puer Brobibition
me1t? Dranferen! Spent bebpper
Brobibition minot? Yrobibitioniiten.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-23

Spab ct 6orifiellen mel
Iem Brenbepin o9 Sulez
brenbepin? Napnet!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
BENwOOB.


That portion of the rail factory which
has hren in op,rotion for several weeks
-. .,...'.,..
''''' U""' > vow"
4 test OF IN" machinery oi one oil the de
partmcuts of the Tube works will be made
about The middle of the week.
4 small child of Mr. W. ). O'BriCn died
Yesterday Saturday afternoon.
Orders were rvcelued at the Wheeling
Company : plant to put 1t IN thoroughly
Tep1lre" shape
Ih"rr J, prospect o, the ioFGe depart
weni OF the ben"ood iron Works Tcsum-
mg
MIS- Jurgcns returned ~ the lore part
o' the week from Two months Trip I" Eu-
rope.
Mr. ". li'II Is improving ms property
hy the erection OF a nea, fence.
hI. Wie'r. OF hdIi'h !rTsA' moved DIS
iami'N mere !a-i week.
I'''. d. W. May an" VIC '''i SeH'''H"H
on N'N'' I" the p'i'h'" nome "' 'ut '"'
NET H'T' an il"i'
MISS femme LaI'"Noh. al Martin f''-
~, was I'D Town yesterday
MIS- johnson, "i Nhte'ihs, "a1 IN town
N',,''"s -, $780,,
MIS- N.N,'' "i N"!rHr'n' y Is I"r e"'>'
OF MIS-. a H"rlS, on NAN street ... -.
MISS Emma hedges, OF Athens, pi'' :
visiting Trends here
Miss Mary y. MuTry Is the guest OF
friends IN Frreport, Pa
Miss Laura Dore returned "Wednesday
rom Philadelphia.
Mr.. ). Wh,teside, salesman Of Sul!s X
Co, is home on his vacation.
Cards are out for the wedding, on the
ll'h inst, of Miss Lydia, only daughter
Of Mrs. Anna Patterson and Mr.. J. &.
James. The ceremony will take place at
the residence Of the brides mother
Mrs ". Sharp is conyalescing slowly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
EIslDGEPORT.

The funeral of Milton Worls took place
.sou his late residence in the upper end Of
town Yesterday. He was buried IN Week >
cemetery. tur taucr. being held under the
auspices ct the G.. 4. L.
Manuel ~hu,trr. AN old blind man well
known u thi, cIty and residing IN West
Wheeling. WAS fourd dead in his bs2 yes
,,r,Iav moruiug His wife occupied the
same bed during the night. and WAS not
disturbed When discovered hi, feet were
Ola: q bed. indicating that ur hal tried To-
Else. REPRESENTATION is Supposed to be
,ur clu-e %; death.
Gsnrg. Miller left Yesterday tor Asbury
Park
f. ". Fnwlcrrd wife lett last night to
spend to-day with Mrs. Fawlrr'S parents
m CnIrr.fn.
1T Spob.r has sold out his yroccry to
his t.tIsr / NJ Souh,r
Frank Fisher will 90 on the road for J.
G. Dan. ~ Co. when he returns from his
....t IL, tine ,.,~tbrrn mart of the State.
There, IN h. services n. usual IN all the
churches ta.d,v.
Patrick u'IIarr WIS fined 81 aud costs
nv Mayor .IupkIn,. Charge, plain drunk.
+ n Foil. has accepted the place in
Gro W. Ncdrll's dry goods store made
,.,r,r,, l,,. the. RESIGNATION of Frank Fisher.
Hon Ross !. Alexander and George {.
Mckee lett Yesterday for oakland. Md to
spend 70 week among the mountains.
The tour "Whoopec' religious cranks
were taken 10 ST Clair~yiI,e to await trial
before tAe Probate Court.
The City Commissioner has notified prop
er,y owners TO repair and replace pave
meuts IN front Of their properties. TINS Is
done Ia compliance with an order ct Couu-
ell.
G.. H. Cauumau left Yesterday Tor Pitts
hurg 20 attend q meeting Of the Auditing
Commtte,. OF the AmHlgamated ASSucla-
ton.
\. g. Wa.hng, the Western Union man
ag-r. left on Thursday 'Or Denver, Col,
.u Dee gone several weeks. G. II IoIli"s,
cd Portland, has charge Of the office during
MI NtIug'S absence.
The Wheeling bail game drew it, old
time crowd from Bridgeport yesterday
j. l. IrueWgn and wife have returned
from a gi,jt with friends IN Yellow star
country Montana
Ms. Benjamin Pastors Is land up with
cholera murhus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
NN"TIN's FERRY.

NN"IIN'~ FERRY.
Robert Stuart and Joe burlington spent
a l.r' of 'as. week in 81 Carr.yillr
iu>s HrJut Glacklola is in 81. Glars.
Vile visiting 'hr Misses Seigew.ck
Mis- fio.A Van pclt entertained a mum
hcy of friends at her home in Bridgeport.
Among those present from Martins Ferry
were Misses Beta aud Jessie Sheets, Minnie
Cox, Edna Crowcil, Mary Th5ul. Ko,is
GrlrG, JameS Brown, Walter Griffith, Ed.
E.ack.ord, VIII I!nk, Kirby Smith, Beui.
ENlcy, James Rulston.
The Baptist sunday School will picnic
IN tidgeway's Grove, on the G., l.. X W
rt..rOud, next Thursday.
Rev. !. \ Sheppard will occupy the
BantlsJ pulpit TIN, morning and evening
The Lancaster Chapel sunday School
picaIred yesterday At Mountain View
Ridge
Mr. Albert I.nk and wife are Spending
a Is" days in Brooke county.
Charles w Riggs has returned from
Marshal. County, ". Va where he has
htru u the interest ut j. v flames.
Appropriate services will hc held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church This morning
at 1850 d. clock. The auditorium presents
. 1yIuuIu. appearance since 1t has been
rrattci aud ;epuper,G. In the evening
Rev Holt Will >p"Ik on The Gospel IN
Bible Lands, which wilt be quite treat
ami should draw well.
CuioryC cIwPmgetlug opens IN the Wal
nat Grove to-day to continue ten days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
BASE BALL.

The PhiladeIphias have been doing the
best work on this trip Of any of the East
crn clubs, having Won / aud lost games.
The New lorks won and lost i and the
Eostons won ; and lost >. The Washing.
tons have fallen back greatly, winuicg but
" games and losing >. They are shaking
at sixth place and ouly retained their po-
Sit!on hF defeating the Allcghcnys yester,
day.
Of the Western clint, the Chcagns and
Deficits have each won & and lost games.
the Indianapolis won 3 aud lost 3, while
the AllegheuyS won , and lost > against
the Eastern Cluas
Following Is the standing ofthr clubs to
date:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

NOTES
Jones, Of the Nets, has sore foot.

| Jones of the Nets, has sore foot
Allen, of the Cleyclands, is great left
fielder
! Clruth,rs is suffering from typboid fever
and is still AZ his ho,cl in PhlIadclphia.
Friday. ,,,. ,l,. ,o,,rI ,,r,,. ,b;s SAMSON
! tina, -, raw Of ,,,nb.r. rnIroyaJ Co,en,.n' :
name in the score
,,,r,, ,I,, .,r,,,.,,. ,I,,.l u,;.s s,r
Ci,.,.IanG Ir,l.. p' roi,nn ,' ~, Wv,
III. I, ,,',. H.. -,
i'"',nE ,hC N!shIilS''h-Ih''aEo series
.'' u"'S'l,t i me senators los, lnLre
g,T% '''''','''7 ''''' " 80 ''' 81 ''.''''
-. ,.r.... ,.. =.
'"',''-'' MY '"''i '!l'" me N'l'' IH"'is
'''' ''''l ""''I X, '''''''''"'" III ~, i.'"'S
N''T' To TWO. N'IIy seems " P'"Poe' ~
welt is " manager
In Ramsey, Chamberlain and Herkcr
Louisville ha' 4 set OF pitchers epuai TO
ih'sr - "hE cum vi Inc country During
p'NS'"iy' NJ. LOUIS.
The race tor second place Is at present
highly interesting. Louisville and Gin
cnuaii seem the stronger. and Baltimore
viii have 10 Sucrumb.
prrir,, ,b.i.. n-...n, W..torn Trim tba
Wa-biDrroy's have. plgyed seven ylmcs-
three AZ Ipdiarrrolis three n Chicago and
me. with IN. AUrrbryys or this number
,b.,. n.,ya ,,.,,, t,,,-o,,,. from, tho Unnsi.rs
,,,I ,I,. ,,,,,,,. T,;I,,.
80.
'''''n''I HAS """ P'',u'" ~, ,,''C' E""i'S
a--AIll-A lAt .As'' WV " sNf'tiA' -N'A'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

habitants of the town. He having been
one of the best known citizens of this sec
ton. His wife and family of six children
have the sympathy of all.
Squire II. Riddle is erecting a neat
dwelling ii South Benwood.
Miss Martha Johnston, a genial yonng
lacy, left yesterday for her home in Spring
field. Ohio
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
Anr,cclIcnt Medicine.

Nv wife aDd myself we're in bad health
for some fifteen years. Glanced TO be
looking over one OF simmons Liver Eegu-
I,tor AlmapacS and saw \. II. Stephens
amt Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials.
| then Obtained some OF the Regulator,
agd can heartily recommend the Liver
Regulator IN nv friends rs an excellent
medicine" Il. L. HARRISON, NJ. D,
Gordonsyille, Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

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Tee, them. ...
Toe ,'.s W 30, . . almost ',s,i.'H To- t'S'
iHr-e r''""s W.. - To each col the camp
meetings al MounoS'i1Ic and Taylor ;
Grove ,'N" lh' ANt.-i hummer "i. spend
the "..y sat Burr Nl'.IS c'mp ground. BE
Slr,N these, persons VINO spend Sunday IN
th" country Wall seek their accustomed
shade 'nd sP'.rg water.
!"v1iN- S.NlA street, between Union and
"e'@""'' nus ',,H N'ieI 70 'hr established
grade, "-1 'ng ''uluu- lots are lett m very
.''0 shape 10 I'S''" To ot'lna-'. several
houses on tA'; square VIII have - be
s.'.N'" ia eonNegNcnr" OF The all. Hereto
."'r ''""S Py9P,' IN t"e city have never
1"tA gwen 'uS proper grade. or the Cl,y
NoHn,,' a'S mace some great changes on
'rI We. streets.
'"' .''', 'u.. .''''' u ""'l on" t'h IN
''.' cry o'"'."- D" ice '"e present season
g, '.', ,',,,''U ~ MANY %. the e''/rrS.
"'! - ''' '''''' '"' "'S llv '.''".'r'
.". W., " '>.,,,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO
| e. unity. I'm the Circuit Court Of ohio Douu
Is. West Virginia. August Rulr,. Isl.
Richard Ferguson
Ered.rIck ] Nur,on Id u

u ' .lhli' ~
Frederick ] norton and C,hc
The object uf this ,utt .. ru have determined
the right, ana yriorillvs of The various alm@nl'
of II .litn Of money UDN in the Bands az William
G. HaudMu. Sheriff Of ONO county Wet VIZ
ruiA Us the proceeds uf p safe OF certain per
>lual property made 10y him under an execution
in the cas-. u Charles Hoffman ". Frederick }
Norton. and 20 have the SaIt sum ui money dis
tursri under the 0-lcr- Of th" sad court. 10 the
ls-ties entitled thereto uEI incidentally To have
49, side aud auuullpL two deeds OF irlSt made
hy the said Fry derrick j. No i1n % william /.
Hubbard trustee one dated on ~" 4ird day Of
Tulv. l>,E aui n" other tate! Oh the tn day
q Apr!l ISL both OF which deeds "i trust are OF
record in the rfiru Of the '..iE % the county
Cont of said county AEd 10 appearing from an
AFFIDAVIT, He'd in the case at these rules, that the
,uff Diam C. norton j. not resident ~ the state
al West Virginia and She not having been served
With prorr., i'm this cause on motion Of the COM
claimant by his solicitor this Ugler ~ puhica-
,fTr /, rrter.! aGaius her and 10 il ordered that
r., said defendant Diana q. Norton. De rCgu rcd
IN 4r,r.ar within one month after me date VI the
ar,t publication 0i th, order ana DO what is
necessary 20 V-b cot her Interest,". Il j. further
ordered mat his order be published aud posted
"a. REQUIRED Dy NV.
AZ The Court House Of aid county, tn, ~ day
n AI.rfi.. is,.. io-s,.t. August Rules lN,1.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published The first time Angus 3 lN,,-..
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
UESRY " Russell, solicitor for Complainant
suSoswt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
EASY ON FLIES.
Maicvolcnt Pets of up Unhappy Ciyili,a-



each been given by a benctcyut Providence,
noble and frequent opportunities ofObsery
luE the beauties OF in" tly.
myself have studied flies for Years an,
each spring, when wind and Leaf ard hire
are ulluH,G t" hymn the coming OF sam
mer find myself thJugnliully tlkins
up the subject again.
is anything more innocent OF moral tina!
the ityt His cthiCa! code permits him e
go Just Is he pieaSes and from this simpl,
but beautiful rule Of lie nothing car
tempt him 10 depart Take a ily rs yoJ
will, young or old, fat or emIciltyd, and
You can see no flaw IN his morals SUrl
as II - his character is without hlemish
iow earnest aud vet how naive Is The
mind of "a youthful lily. He has 10 vanity
Nature gave him drlh body, brown heat
with Il silver stripe down IA. middle, sin
coutorted lyga, pair %! gaUln wings and Il
talent ior uuremittlng cuN~rdness, and
with these few and primitive materials IA,
makes himself OF more importance in the
world than the Sjamesy elephant or the
bluhhery whale. ] have known great
men, deep IN some complex problem o,
vital lutrc~t 20 millions, 10 break violently
from their labor 10 enjoy an hour or TIVE
II communion with one light-hrartcG ilv.
\ ily Is modest and unl-sumiug. II,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
BUCHu-PAIRA

rT'nE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO
| county. In the Circuit iuur, Of ohio com
" Wet NIrg.niA. AMKlst Eul-s ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

.rJNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONE
| county. ia the Circuit Cuur, OF ohio vuuu
IS. West Virginia. August Rules, l,.,.
Wilium g. IInudlau. Sheriff Of
ohio county, West Virginia. and
administrator of Robert T.
IlUmu~uu. decreased
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07

| OST -bUNCH OF KEYS ON FRIDAY
| ! evening between the Howell House and
wharf boat. The iiuicrwiN pie return 10 This
Office au1g
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-07
Aeu advertisements.
NITANTED-GTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work Call At No. SSl Market Street au7,

LNOR SALE-A PAIR OF MATCH ROAM Pc
II mics. Good I"Udslrr> and perfectly safe
Ponies, Buggy and Harness S2gj. Apply To JNO.
/. SCHILIING. 1918 Market street. Wheeling or
VI Guernsey street.. Brllaire, Ohio. auth
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12
HORRIBLE MURDER
Committed by an Unknown Man
Upon Two COnhdinK Com.
pAniOns. ..

A German laborer named Fred
Bricheil, who was once In the employ
of Chief Oleary, arrived in the city
yesterday from camp in Mississippi
thirty miles below this city. He
brought the details Of a slckening aud
horrible crime committed either on
Saturday or Sunday last, Ga the
Friday previous two men were paid
of at Chamberlain's camp, when they
started off in the direction of Mem.
phis A few miles away they were
noticed by persons in the vicinity
sitting with tall oman by the road
side. This was the last seen OF them
until their bodies, with the hs. h
burned to a crisp, were disc ovsred
later IN brush pile. They were
burned beyond recognition, but their
sze led these who had seen them In
life to believe that they were the two
men who lad been paid off at Cham
berlain's. The tall man has not been
seen since, and it is supposed that he
murdered the men while asleep,
pitc he'd their bodies into the brush
pile, and set FIRE to it hoping it would
commune them, aud 30 blot out his
crime. We assume that an inquest
will be held, and that some eff 1It will
be made to arrest the murderer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12
R. c. NICHOLSON,
THE ONE-TIME MEMPHIS MAN,
HELD IN NASHVILLE
On a charge OF Embedding the fun Is
OfNew Orleans Merchants What
he Says Of Bimsen

r. @. Nicholson, who was arrested
in Nashville Saturday charged with
enforcement in New Orleans and
who has been taken to that city for
trial, was for few years resident Of
Memphis az the agent OF r. q Dun &
Co. He Is a bright and rapid bust
ness man and was very popular here.
He told reporter OF the american,
on Monday, that be was innocent OF
the charges which are brought sgainst
him and will prove it, but being in a
business which requires the utmost
confidence to exist in, the man at the
head OF the agency, he says he could
never think aft this OF doing any
thing here, land was getting along
so well" he added sadly.
~ never was in trouble like this
before in my life, and l think my re-
putation has been untarnished every
where have heretofore BEEN"
"Did you receive the accounts in
question:"
Il am not sure. but don't think
they came in while was in charge;
at least, all OF them never did. And
as for collecting them, most positive.
ly did not. / sid out to my successors
on October lst. They examined all the
books and saw that everything was
all right, and l turned over the 10.
ceipts and everything else to them,
gave up the key ard walked out of the
office, and left III a short time for this
city. There are several singular cir
cumstsnces connected with the affair.
For instance, isn't it strange that three
men, a sharp, shrewd lawyer, a smart
reporter on ore of the best CONN err
cial agt ncies in the country, and
man who for years had been conf
Dental clerk in the business, would
have gone into it If there had been
anything crooked? Another thing
which l consider as sign tic II is that
Piffet was kicked out the first Of the
month, and that in the card which
was published after this was done
it was stated that none OF the liabil-
tiles of the firm Of r. @ Nicholson &
Co. would be assumed. Again, isn't 1t
curious that this matter has just been
found out? That man Pifiet is one
that l picked up from the strset
almost when / frat went 10 New Or
leans. He showed good talent for
busire ss and l promoted him soon to
the position OF cashier and confidence
clerk. He was often left in entire
charge while / was gone away to
st. Louis and Cincinnati, and knew
every detail of the business.
Il am satisfied that he got the
money or some of it, and to shield
him, is putting it on me. l shall es-
tsblish nv innocence when the time
comes. For the present am waiting
till the reQuisition comes and the iii.
GERS carry me to New Orleans. Since
/ have been here, except that l am
deprived Of my liberty, have suffer.
cd no Inconvenience. The detectives
have treated me like gentleman, and
l appreciate the courteses."
The authorities from Louisiana did
not arrive last night, but will proba-
bly, come in to-day.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Court-KIIett, ChanoeI

Chancery COurt-Ellett, Chancellor.
.cree'-Burton vs. Fizer, title to
estate. Williams va Sears, sale con-
firmed and title. State vs Fowlkes,
sale confirmed. State vs Hester, dis
misssl as to lot IL, block 80. Burton
vs + ger, title Lucss. State vs Martin,
dismissal as to Hilleman lot. State vs
Dixon, dismissal as to lots s, 8 and Z.
Stste Va Alexander, dismieeal ss to
4 77-l00 acres. State vs. Martin, dis
missal as to lot Al, block 81. State
vs. Butler 1.-TWO ca.es), dismissal as to
south half of lot Al and lots and 2.
State Va Dorsey, Dismissal as to lot 81,
country lot 493, State va Butter, dis
mlssal as to lot 8, block 504 State Va
Moore, dismissal as to lots 8 and 8.
State VS. Schiller, dismissal as to lot 8.
State vs. Brown, dismissal IS to
SO 7o.100 acres. State vs. lexander,
dismissal az to 8 acres. State Va
Adams, dismissal as to lot $50.
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CIrcuit Court-Estes, Judge.

Calendar for Wednesday, January
IL, 1887: 9059, Louis Shelton vs.. d.
Sexton; 9069 Taxing District va. II.
Williams; 1910, Annie Wische vs.. p.
NJ. McKentrick; 9O74, M. M. Laugh
lin VS.. Rozier & Campbell; 9077, Geo.
Hickman vs.. II. Lipderman; 9078. r,
Van vs.. Jas. A. Crenshaw; 9082, j. 7.
Baxter VS.. Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas Railroad; 90S5, Pacific Ex-
Dress Company vs.. P Picard; 9O87, ].
L. Rushledge VS.. Pamela Oil Com
psny; 5000, Chase ct al vs. Polk ct al |;
8i97, M. ]. Lyons We. Peter Royal !;
1898, John Mckenzie ve. r. II,
Brooks; 9O57, o. ". Jones VS.. A. II.
Douglas.
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kouisviIIe Cement.


Foundations, cellar walls and hutId'
ings gu biect to overflow should be con-
Gtfucted with Louisville Cement. 1t 10
the standard.
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Dividend Notice.

A Ia NEE ing of tho Board of Directors Of
n the Bluff City Insurance Company, hela
this, the Sd day of January, 1887, a DiVi
demo on Five per cent. was declared
payable on demand.
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Holiday GI

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Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
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